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A Model of Care Optimized for Marginalized Remote Population Unravels Migration Pattern in India.

Hepatology (Baltimore, Md.) - 1 Apr 2021

Abutaleb Ameer, Khatun Mousumi, Clement Jean, Baidya Ayana, Singh Pratibha, Datta Simanti, Ahammed Sk Mahiuddin, George Koshy, Mukherjee ParthaSarathi, Santra Amal, Neogi Suvadip, Parikh Sachin, Pillai Vivek, Kottilil Shyam, Chowdhury Abhijit

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Access to basic health needs remains a challenge for most of world's population. In this study, we developed a care model for preventive and disease-specific health care for an extremely remote and marginalized population in Arunachal Pradesh, the northeasternmost state of India. APPROACH AND RESULTS: We performed patient screenings, performed interviews, and obtained blood samples in remote...

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PMID: 32659859
DOI: 10.1002/hep.31461
PMCID: PMC7883670

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